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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 784, 3 June 1881, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, Bth JUNE, 1881. .' At 2 p,m. sharp, HOUSEEtGi.D;PDaNITU]RE&.EPPEOT3 on the premises, Main-st,, l Oreytown, ;tho whole of -his-houseboid turnitufc and effects .•.■,:■" .WITHOUT RESERVE. | on.the above date, commencing at 2 p.m., -M*p-*y/ . ■■■:■■■■■■ | . Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Books, Carpets ;, Mats; Bedsteads, (doublo iron and. •■' singlej, Mattresses, Pillows, Toilet* ■Clock, Lamps, Crockery, Glass- • ' we, Cutlery, Filter, Zinc Bajhs, Saucepans, Ac, Kitchen utensila of every description, lot of Carpenters' Tools, Perambulator, etc., etc. Also- I A choice lot of Fowls, and a Portable Fowl House, Sale at 2 sharp. No Reserve. 784 THURSDAY, 16th JUNE, 1881. ''MONTHLY STOCK SALE PASTORAL SOCIETY'S YARDS, i ■ ::,:' .CARTERTON. : ' ~JD . -with their Carterton Branch, liave . made arrangements for holding MONTHLY SALES At the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral Society's Yards, close to the White Hart Hotel, Carterton, the first of which will be held on the abovo date, commencing at 2 p.m. sharp, when they will sell by public auctionHorses, Cattle, Sheep, ' Pigs, Vehicles, etc., etc.

Early entries requested. No charge for advertising; no entrance fees. Entries can be left with Mr B. H. Elliotte of the White Hart Hotel (who has kindly consented to receive the same), or the undersigned, P. H, WOOD and CO, Auctioneers, and Cattle Salesmen. SATURDAY, JUNE Dth, 1881. At 2 p.m. ■1 H, WOOD and 00 will Bell by pub- _ J • lie auction at their rooms, Greytown on the above date, WITHOUT RESERVEGeneral Merchandise, Drapery, P.ln»l,inn Mnn'o T!„,J A consignment of (Rent's Overcoats, (very good) Grocery, Tea, Sugar, Soap, Flour, etc. New and Secondhand Furniture and Personal Effects; also— Poultry-plucked, cleaned, ana trussed Geese and Fowls, all ready for tho oven, Entries taken up to day of sale No reserve. I BEG to notify that having retired fro m the firm of Jacob Joseph & Co., I have this dav commenced business as "HARDWARE IMPORTER And General and Commission Merchant under the name and style of WALTER NATHAN and CO. The business will bo temporarily carried on in the two lower flats of Messrs Joseph and Co.'s Warehouse, Lambton-Quay, I have purchased from my late firm on favorable terms their large and wellassorted stock of Hardware, which Department will be as heretofore under the management of Mr Alfred Dunk, to whom 1 'have given an interest in the business, Arrangements aro in progress by which the various agencies of my late firm will be handed over to me. I _ shall be prepared to take charge of consignments of all descriptions of merchandise, and to txecute indents through my agenHn London for English, American, and Continental Manufactures. WALTER I NATHAN. Wellington, Ist June, 1881, 784

B. W. WATSON k Co, TTNION pOAOH TIAOTOKY, COUErENAY PLACE WELLINGTON. THE Proprietors of the above beg to inform Wairaiapa Settlers, Farmers, Tradesmen, and others, that they havo determined to COMPETE WITH IMPORTED GOODS in their various lines of business, and trust that they will receive the support of all who recognise the importance of ECOURAGING LOCAL INDUSTRIES. They manufacture (all of Colonial material), in addition to their Coachmaking business . 3-wheeled Perambu'ators, 4-wheel Perambulators, Rocking-horses, Eosinanes, Bicycles, Tricycle (boy&), and ALL KINDS OJ? BASKET WARE Which will be found in all cases BELOW IMPORTED PRICES. ON SALE—AII our own mako— Waggonettes, Spring Carts, Spring Drays, Tip Drays, Express Wagons, etc., at .prices that will defy competition. AN EARLY CALL WILL SECURE GREAT BARGAINS. 784 AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN ON SWEETMEATS. SWEETS are the necessities of childhood and youth, hence Providence has wisely implanted in tho young an almost insatiable desire for 6ugar. Without this element largely mingled with its food, the healthiest bornjinfant would die' in a month. In vain would it nestle on its mother's bosom, in vain its exposure to the wanning sunshine, and in vain the softest blaukets and warmest' furs to encase its body, for the warmth which iUßtams human life comes from within, must be generated by the internal combustion of carbonaceous food as found in all sweets and fat. It is the most inveterate of all prejudices in civilised life that sweets hurt children-; on the contrary, they are a prime necessity, and to deprive them of their candies, if pure, is barbarism ,-W. W, Hail, A.M..M.D.

Pure Confectionery only manufactured by G.H. THORNTON. Wholesale and Retail Confectioner, Manners-street, Wellington. mHOM'AS "QALLUGER, Empire Spouting and Ridding Manufactory and Curving Works, WILLIS-ST., \ V V,/WELLINGTON. Manufacturer of \/ Baths, Chimney Pots, Enamelled Reflectors, &c. &c. iuiuumci ui xicau, vuuijiu, and Iron, Water and Gas Pipes, Pumps, Waterclosets, Wash Basins, Gas and Water Fittings, Hose, and every description of Plumbers'material Liberal Discount to the Trade. 784 OHASi HILL, :" hat.and.cap:'. MANUFACTURER, ■'■■'' ~',•; Lambtos-Qoay, ' NEW ;MAM- '. ' .C,. !, Evpry Deßcriptipn of«V ■.,